@deddie-Yep, I did say that **IF** Fred had enough balls to move full force ahead with these policies I would support him as prime minister of Bahamaland. I also said that I would consider moving in Fox Hill just to vote for Fred if he is really serious about resolving this immigration issue. But surely you don't think that I would actually move from where I live just to vote for a Politian do you????? DEDDIE , what is interesting is that you don't see how I use a lot of *Hyperbole* when referring to politics in the Bahamas, especially with the PLP. But then again who says that Fred will not deliver? From the looks of things they are simply giving a little leeway for the illegals to get their house in order.
I can say that I would support any politician from the other two parties who truly wants to fix this problem. Bran had a resolution when he was under the FNM, but when he tried to deliver he was stifled by interferences from you know who. He is now the leader of a party, so intimately he would be in a better position to finish what he started. To tell ya the truth, I believe that Bahamians would vote for a polar bear if he can get this immigration thing under control. It is easy to see that this immigration issue is really getting to many Bahamians, who contribute to this society, including myself. I bet those who love this country called the Bahamas feel boxed in and are frustrated that the policy makers are not putting law abiding citizens first. We are fed up that this and past governments are not listening to us, when we say enough is enough.
Thank you ispeakthetruth. You are one of the few who seem to look at this immigration problem rationally, from all angles. I will sit back and watch how the present government goes about bringing some resolution to this vexing problem that has been plaguing the Bahamas for decades. The end result should allow all non Bahamians living in this country legally and illegally to have a clear understanding of all policies that are put in place by the government that MUST be adhered by ALL non-Bahamians while they are a part of this rock. The government's policies must be concise and clear, and there should be a mass campaign to alert all and sundry about these policies. No more excuses.
No I don't expect much from the two major parties. They say one thing and do another. Especially during the election campaigning season. I say Bran is the man with the master plan.
What is this thing with you and Royal Bahamas Defense Force and their vessels??? You seem to have a gripe with our marines. True you have some corruption in some ranks of the defense force, but at the end of the day they put their lives at risk to protect the Bahamian people against intruders who illegally cross our borders to rape our waters and the likes of the criminal boat people. Stopping the illegals from coming into this country is only one fraction of the fix to the vexing immigration problems. Sure we need to protect our borders from these criminals-But we must not IGNORE the huge illegal population that presently exists in the Bahamas. We need them out NOW. If every true Bahamian would be like the Long Islanders we wouldn't have this problem. How is it that the Long Islanders don't need any defense force vessels or other resources to keep illegals out? The word is out there that they are not welcome in Long Island. Therefore,they don't go there-Simple. So now, Nassau, being the most populated island of the Bahamas, with illegals, need to also send a message that the influx of boat criminals are NOT wanted here and will NOT be allowed to tap into our strained social services and public health agencies.
Oh I see. After they have gotten their papers processed is when they will really begin to respect our culture. Some a dem ain even know or tryin to know da Bahamian national anthem or even have a clue about any ting Bahamian. At the end of the day they will still drag our flag on the ground during their flag day and use our flag as an attachment to their shacks! I don't know which other country in the world allows people to abuse their national symbols like the Bahamas. You could get kill in other countries for tryin that shyte.
Do you know what the real issue is with this whole immigration thing? haitians-Let's face it. The illegal Haitians are making it bad for the Bahamians of Haitian origin, who can rightfully apply to become residents or citizens. But I don't feel sorry for a lot of these so called Haitian Bahamians, because they are the very ones that hide and support the boat loads of Haitian that come into this country illegally. So on one hand they are complaining that they are being over looked and are not allowed to integrate into society and on the other hand, they break all of the laws of the Bahamas by aiding and abetting the boat criminals who sneak into our shores during the wee hours of the morning. To top it all of, many of them get into marriage arrangements with these illegals, some with criminal backgrounds, and they are involved with other serious criminal activities that threaten the security of the Bahamas. Many of the young Bahamian young men that are of Haitian origin are a part of the gun smuggling racketeer. I am not saying that Bahamian young men are saints, but that's another story.
The other thing is this: Why in the frig you wanna be so biggetty in other people's country any way? You would think that if you are in a country illegally you would lay low and not be a bother to society. You would at least show some concern for that country you are dwelling in illegally, by NOT over burdening it's people with trailer loads of children. JESUS-These people are the most ungodly people in the world, they are misers in every sense of the word. I could never support a people that are so ungrateful and mean spirited and biggitty like the Haitian people. you cannot claim what was never yours!
So the nagging question is, how do these "Haitian-Bahamians" expect to get the respect from the Bahamas government without first bearing allegiance to the country that they want to be a part of? SMFT.
Anyone can see that one of the posters is a contrarian when it comes to this issue. This person will never accept or see the light even if it shines as bright as daylight in their eyes.
Emac says...
You did mention this!
On Ministry out of money for repatriations
Posted 17 February 2015, 3:06 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
@deddie-Yep, I did say that **IF** Fred had enough balls to move full force ahead with these policies I would support him as prime minister of Bahamaland. I also said that I would consider moving in Fox Hill just to vote for Fred if he is really serious about resolving this immigration issue. But surely you don't think that I would actually move from where I live just to vote for a Politian do you????? DEDDIE , what is interesting is that you don't see how I use a lot of *Hyperbole* when referring to politics in the Bahamas, especially with the PLP. But then again who says that Fred will not deliver? From the looks of things they are simply giving a little leeway for the illegals to get their house in order.
I can say that I would support any politician from the other two parties who truly wants to fix this problem. Bran had a resolution when he was under the FNM, but when he tried to deliver he was stifled by interferences from you know who. He is now the leader of a party, so intimately he would be in a better position to finish what he started. To tell ya the truth, I believe that Bahamians would vote for a polar bear if he can get this immigration thing under control. It is easy to see that this immigration issue is really getting to many Bahamians, who contribute to this society, including myself. I bet those who love this country called the Bahamas feel boxed in and are frustrated that the policy makers are not putting law abiding citizens first. We are fed up that this and past governments are not listening to us, when we say enough is enough.
On Chipman says immigration policy will be 'ineffective' without legislation
Posted 14 February 2015, 10:14 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Absolutely correct!
On Chipman says immigration policy will be 'ineffective' without legislation
Posted 14 February 2015, 12:36 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Thank you ispeakthetruth. You are one of the few who seem to look at this immigration problem rationally, from all angles. I will sit back and watch how the present government goes about bringing some resolution to this vexing problem that has been plaguing the Bahamas for decades. The end result should allow all non Bahamians living in this country legally and illegally to have a clear understanding of all policies that are put in place by the government that MUST be adhered by ALL non-Bahamians while they are a part of this rock. The government's policies must be concise and clear, and there should be a mass campaign to alert all and sundry about these policies. No more excuses.
No I don't expect much from the two major parties. They say one thing and do another. Especially during the election campaigning season. I say Bran is the man with the master plan.
On Chipman says immigration policy will be 'ineffective' without legislation
Posted 14 February 2015, 12:35 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
What is this thing with you and Royal Bahamas Defense Force and their vessels??? You seem to have a gripe with our marines. True you have some corruption in some ranks of the defense force, but at the end of the day they put their lives at risk to protect the Bahamian people against intruders who illegally cross our borders to rape our waters and the likes of the criminal boat people. Stopping the illegals from coming into this country is only one fraction of the fix to the vexing immigration problems. Sure we need to protect our borders from these criminals-But we must not IGNORE the huge illegal population that presently exists in the Bahamas. We need them out NOW. If every true Bahamian would be like the Long Islanders we wouldn't have this problem. How is it that the Long Islanders don't need any defense force vessels or other resources to keep illegals out? The word is out there that they are not welcome in Long Island. Therefore,they don't go there-Simple. So now, Nassau, being the most populated island of the Bahamas, with illegals, need to also send a message that the influx of boat criminals are NOT wanted here and will NOT be allowed to tap into our strained social services and public health agencies.
On Moss criticises immigration plan
Posted 10 February 2015, 4:32 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Oh I see. After they have gotten their papers processed is when they will really begin to respect our culture. Some a dem ain even know or tryin to know da Bahamian national anthem or even have a clue about any ting Bahamian. At the end of the day they will still drag our flag on the ground during their flag day and use our flag as an attachment to their shacks! I don't know which other country in the world allows people to abuse their national symbols like the Bahamas. You could get kill in other countries for tryin that shyte.
On Moss criticises immigration plan
Posted 10 February 2015, 3:51 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
AMEN!
On Business ‘screams’ confirmed: 40% of workers can’t compete
Posted 10 February 2015, 2:52 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Do you know what the real issue is with this whole immigration thing? haitians-Let's face it. The illegal Haitians are making it bad for the Bahamians of Haitian origin, who can rightfully apply to become residents or citizens. But I don't feel sorry for a lot of these so called Haitian Bahamians, because they are the very ones that hide and support the boat loads of Haitian that come into this country illegally. So on one hand they are complaining that they are being over looked and are not allowed to integrate into society and on the other hand, they break all of the laws of the Bahamas by aiding and abetting the boat criminals who sneak into our shores during the wee hours of the morning. To top it all of, many of them get into marriage arrangements with these illegals, some with criminal backgrounds, and they are involved with other serious criminal activities that threaten the security of the Bahamas. Many of the young Bahamian young men that are of Haitian origin are a part of the gun smuggling racketeer. I am not saying that Bahamian young men are saints, but that's another story.
The other thing is this: Why in the frig you wanna be so biggetty in other people's country any way? You would think that if you are in a country illegally you would lay low and not be a bother to society. You would at least show some concern for that country you are dwelling in illegally, by NOT over burdening it's people with trailer loads of children. JESUS-These people are the most ungodly people in the world, they are misers in every sense of the word. I could never support a people that are so ungrateful and mean spirited and biggitty like the Haitian people. you cannot claim what was never yours!
So the nagging question is, how do these "Haitian-Bahamians" expect to get the respect from the Bahamas government without first bearing allegiance to the country that they want to be a part of? SMFT.
On Moss criticises immigration plan
Posted 10 February 2015, 2:38 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
YAWN...
On Moss criticises immigration plan
Posted 10 February 2015, 2:20 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Anyone can see that one of the posters is a contrarian when it comes to this issue. This person will never accept or see the light even if it shines as bright as daylight in their eyes.
On Mitchell: Public backs immigration measures
Posted 10 February 2015, 9:24 a.m. Suggest removal